The Greater Milford Area Historical Society is planning its seventh annual Vintage Quilt Show & Sale. In honor of the late Virginia Critchell, a founding member of the society, a collection of her quilts will be on display.
The Greater Milford Area Historical Society will host its second annual Thirsty 4 History event, featuring locally brewed beer, food, entertainment, crafting demonstrations, museum tours and more.
Happy Recovery-from-Independence Day! Now back to our regularly scheduled programming…enjoy the second half of summer. Below are a few options for the relatively quiet week ahead.
Experience history, science and art over drinks with friends while you pick the brains of local experts with Cincinnati Museum Center’s 21-and-up series CurioCity.
And it’s time to celebrate the bridge’s 150th anniversary, RoeblingFest, community-oriented and historically focused, will highlight the bridge, which opened to the public Jan. 1,1867.
Two important instructions this week:
1) Contribute to ArtsWave today to help them reach their campaign goal of $12.6 million. The arts are absolutely key in making Cincinnati uniquely special.
2) Plan your weekend using our hand-picked events!
And if you need to look further ahead, check out the most comprehensive arts listings in the region at MoversMakers.org
Architecture enthusiasts will get a taste of city life during the Beyond the Curb Urban Living Tour. The self-guided tour will feature a mix of historic homes, luxury condos and modern apartments in the heart of Covington.
The Cincinnati Preservation Association and the Wyoming Historical Society are opening five homes and two historic churches for CPA’s annual spring tour.
Wyoming is notable for its number of preserved historic structures and variety of architectural styles.
For decades, the image of Vikings has been that of a ruthless and barbaric invader. However, the mysterious Norse are being redefined in the worldwide, ocean-spanning exhibition “Vikings: Beyond the Legend” at the Cincinnati Museum Center. Go deeper with talks from locals is Viking expertise.
The University of Cincinnati Libraries received the archives of Marian and Donald Spencer, civil rights activists and leaders.
